We are thrilled to announce two exciting research opportunities, generously supported by the National Science Foundation, for undergraduate students to join Dr. Sun's lab for a summer research project in 2023. Our focus is on the fabrication of photonic devices utilizing colloidal nanoplatelets, a cutting-edge field with significant potential for innovation.

We are seeking motivated candidates with general laboratory skills in chemistry, physics, or related fields, particularly those with experience in device fabrication, laser, and spectrometer operations. As a selected student, you will work for 10 weeks, starting in early May, and gain valuable research experience while contributing to an exciting project.

If you are passionate about research and interested in joining our dynamic team, we encourage you to apply by sending your resume to Dr. Sun at lsun@bgsu.edu or calling 419-372-7245. To learn more about our research, please visit Dr. Sun's group website at " http://physics.bgsu.edu/~lsun ". We welcome and encourage applications from all eligible candidates, particularly students who are from groups that are traditionally underrepresented in physics including African American students.

This is an incredible opportunity to gain valuable research experience in a cutting-edge field while contributing to an exciting project. Join us for an unforgettable research experience and take the first step toward your future career!

Our group fosters interdisciplinary research including diverse topics of physics, chemistry and engineering of nanostructured materials. The goal of the lab is to discover and understand the physics of the novel properties of the materials in the nanometer scale, and find applications in photochemistry, bio-imaging and optoelectronic devices.

Students with background in physics, chemistry, chemical engineering, solid-state electronics, or materials science and engineering are encouraged to apply. If you are a highly motivated student who is interested in pursuing nanoscience and nanotechnology research in an interdisciplinary environment, please contact Prof. Liangfeng Sun or his group members for more information. Please do include a cover letter, and a detailed resume, along with your email.

The Bowling Green State University (BGSU) is a research-intensive university in USA, located in Bowling Green, Ohio. Its degree programs include the nation's first Ph.D. program in photochemical science . The city of Bowling Green is a vibrant college town known for its diverse community and its close proximity to Toledo and Detroit cities. Bowling Green provides an outstanding quality of life.

We have two immediate research-assistant position opening for the Ph.D. students in the photochemical sciences program (Fall, 2019). The research topic is focused on colloidal nanosheets and nanorods. Talk to Dr. Sun if you had interest.

There are a few M.S. positions open for the research related to nanomaterials, including nanomaterials synthesis, nanomaterials characterization and device fabrication. You are welcome to discuss with Prof. Sun or his group members for more information about the projects you are interested in. We have an immediate research-assistant position opening for the M.S. student (Fall, 2019) for research on quantum materials. Talk to Dr. Sun if you had interest.

Undergraduate students are welcome and encouraged to be involved in our research work. You can either talk to the group members or Prof. Sun for more information about the research opportunities.

We are searching for postdoctoral research associates and visiting scholars to work with us in the field of nanomaterials. If you have research experience in synthesis of nanomaterials, device physics, or laser spectrocopy, please contact Prof. Liangfeng Sun or his group members for more information. Please do include a cover letter, and a detailed resume, along with your email.

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